New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-07-03
THE WEEK IN SOCIETY.
ALAsr BATCH OF JUNE WEDDINGS.
M MORE GAYETY IN TOWN UNTIL NEXT FALL
SOME OF THE HAPPY COUPLES.

20 MORE GAYETY IN TOWN UNTIL NEXT FALL
SOME OF THE HAPPY COUPLES.
Julv Ia the verge beyond which fashionable lite in
tswu can by no possibility be pushed Except lot .
!4ev struggling weddings the season has been DEAD
Already two three weeks. Yet somehow one can
count ON weddings long as there is day OF June
Taft no matter what the dscomforts OF this last half
of the month OF roses to anxious aud perspiring
rrelatves There we're half dozen weddings on
three such hot days as Tuesday. Wednesday ana
Thursday. Apart from them no gayety was stirring.
II will be useless look tor any except at the water
inc paces from now until the middle OF September.
The most notable OF last weeks weddings, that of
Mrs. Mabel bayard Kane sister OF Secretary
Bsyard and Levi O. Bird, q welknOwn Delaware
lawyer, took place on Wednesday afternoon In St.
Georges Cnurch Stuyvesant Square. Both bride and
bridegroom were from Wilmington, ana the marriage
would naturally have taken place there. Secretary
Bayards family is still in mourning, however, and
Mrs Kane preferred evidently to have q quiet cere-
mony hero under the OF her sister, Mrs. Benoni
Lockwood, OF No. la East Eighteenth-st The Rev
Dr. Raiustord read the service before lew friends OF
both families The Secretary of State gave the bride
away Her sister, Mrs. Lockwood. and her niece,
Mrs Samuel Warren of Boston, with MI. Lockwood
and Mr.. Warren stood with the bridal party at the
altar. Judge lgnatus Grubb OF the Supreme Court Oh
Delaware, was Mr.. Birds best man.
After the ceremony wedding breakfast was served
at the house of Mrs. lockwood. Among the guests
were United States Senator Gray and Mrs Gray, ex-
United States District Court; General Bootss OF the
United States Army, and Mrs. Booes, who is sister
of the bridegroom DR.. X. p. johnson, OF winning
ton and Mrs. Johnson, who il also sister oil the
bridegroom General Bates OF Delaware; General
Jamfs II. Wilson, Robert Garrett, OF Baltimore ex-
Governor Bowie, Of Maryland, and Ex-Governor
Ingersoll, OF Connecticut Some political significance
bss been cut on the marriage from the tact that Mr.
Bird is q leading Republican in Delaware
Ga Tuesday afternoon at the Church Of St John the
nd 1btrfu fh-af MtaQ
Lucy NJ Pell, a sister OF George Hamilton Pell, was
married TO Cleveland D. Fisher OF White Plains The
Rev C. X. Dufhe read the service. He was assisted
away az by her brother. Henry Denmson the bride
'groom's uncle, acted as best man. The ushers were
Edward Philips, William A. Keller jr, William =
afterward at II house Of the brides parents, No.
West Forty thirdst. Among the guests were Mr. and
Mrs Charles Pell, Miss Pearsa Mr. and Mrs Mrs. james ne.
bridegroom's mother; the Misses Fisher, Dr. f. H.
Schmid OF White Plains and Mr.. and Mrs G. H. PelL
daughter Ct Mr. and Mrs Edward Reilly, was married
in St. Janes's Church, Madise nave and seventy
first st., to John stockton Hough, Of New-Jersey
There bridesmaids, aud all the ceremony OF
on evening wedding was calamity gone through with
in spite OF the thermometer. The Rev. Cornelius b.
Smith, rector OF the church read the service. Inc
Rutherford Hays Of New-Haveu, and Miss Bessie
OHara Of New.Yort. reception was siven a Ma
1927 Madison-ave. About 200 guests we're present
On Thursday, too, the Rev. DR.. Edmund Guiibert,
rector of the Church of the Holy Spirit Madison-ave
and sixty-sixth-st was married to Miss ninale
Isabel Moss daughter of Fl. O. Moss, OF New-Berlin
N. Y. The ceremony took place at the brides home
The usher, wer. Samuel A. Moss and Griswod Lane
Many of the br,degrooms friends went out from the
city on a special train tor the reception.
A pretty morning Wedding took place on Weones-
day In ST. Lawrences Chapel in East Eighty fourth
st. Elizabeth Genev Cassidy daughter OF Patrek
Cassidy, OF No. Lie Maaison;ave, was married by
the Re, Father Merrick, s. j., TO Henry Newman
Schuckel brother of tho well-known architect The
maid of honor was Miss Louiss Cassidy Msnv friends
Of both families resent in the chapel wedding
breakfast was given at the house OF the brides father
Among the guests MIR. and Mrs. William
Schuckel Mrs. William N. Sadlier, James A. Sadlier,
Edward Cassidy and Charles Smith $50
Ap engagement recently announced is that OF Miss
Nina LIE Roy and Mr.. Miller, one OF the editors OF
Lite" Miss lie Roy is a sister OF Newbold lie Roy,
who has lately become engaged TO Miss Ada Bates,
sis-er OF Mrs. George Il. Pen
Mr. and Mrs. W. X. Vanderbilt started yesterday in
the Aya on thertour around the world. In the party
aboard were Fred Beach, Frank Riggs and Goold
Howl The trip, has been stated befores will take
about year or longer.